Guinness World Records
Guinness World Records was known until 2000 as "The Guinness Book of Records," which is a reference book published every year, containing an internationally recognized collection of world records -- both human achievements and the... [more]
Guinness World Records was known until 2000 as "The Guinness Book of Records," which is a reference book published every year, containing an internationally recognized collection of world records -- both human achievements and the extremes found in nature. The book is the best-selling copyrighted series to date. See more pictures and articles about Guinness World Records here.
Guinness World Records is an annually published reference book which contains a collection of record-breaking achievements, outstanding human accomplishments and natural phenomena.
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More than 200,000 people around the world came together Thursday to break some weird, wacky and wonderful records on Guinness World Records Day. Check out some of the amazing records that have been set around the world.
From nbcsandiego.com
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- Records Shatter Around the World on Guinness World Records Day 2009 (rss.prnewswire.com)
Commuters set aside their usual indifference towards fellow rail passengers yesterday when they set a world record for hugging. For one minute, 112 people, many of them total strangers, embraced at St Pancras station in London, the most to do so for that long. The stunt was held on the fifth annual Guinness World Records Day — 24 hours of record-breaking attempts — marking the day in 2004 when the Guinness World Records book became the world’s...
From timesonline.co.uk
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Largest rat king? Thirty-two (record unbroken since 1828). First "First Lady" of two countries? Our very own Graca Machel: first of Mozambique, then here during Madiba's presidency. We also claim the most species of heather (Erica), with our fynbos ...
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Wellington, Nov 14 (ANI): Bakers in Whakatane, New Zealand have entered record books by creating world’s longest chocolate log.
The cake, which is 35.79 metres long and weighs 77.976 kilograms, entered Guinness Book of Records after its measurements were verified this week.
It has been made of out of 3200 eggs and 33 kilograms of flour.
The log [...]
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From thaindian.com
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A Call For Smurfs Brought Together 1,253 Dressed-Up-In-Blue People In County Monaghan, Ireland. A 4,703-pound Cheesecake Rolled Out In Mexico City. A 7-year-Old Michigan Boy Made A Ball Of Plastic Wrap That's 11 Feet Across.
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From wftv.com
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NEW YORK, Oct. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- The global authority on record-breaking achievement, Guinness World Records, today launched an exact replica of the very first "Guinness Book of Records" in a limited and individually-numbered facsimile edition available exclusively for purchase at the company's website (www.guinnessworldrecords.com).
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Guinness World Records ready to set record straight on Cowboys ...Dallas Morning NewsThe two LED video boards are 160 feet wide and 72 feet tall. It's the equivalent of 3200 52-inch televisions. Once the world's most controversial video ...Guinness Book of World Records set to mark Cowboys StadiumUSA TodayCowboys Stadium really does have record-book TVsThe Canadian Pressall 28 news articles »
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From news.google.com
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Sultan Kosen is 27 years old and now officially in the Guinness Book of World Records as the World's Tallest Man. Kosen, from Turkey, stands a towering 8'1" tall and also has hands that would rival a giant. He is proud of his award and gleamed with pride in hopes for a better life when presented with the award on the Today show this morning.
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From huliq.com
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Washington: A blind South African man has earned a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records by driving a car at 200 miles per hour. South Africa's News24 reports that Durbanville native, Hein Wagner, piloted a high performance Mercedes-Benz SL 65 ...
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